One of this author's most fearsome villains wields a rifle inscribed with the phrase "Et in Arcadia Ego." This author wrote of a conscientious shower objector who supports his elaborate tunneling under Knoxville by becoming a bat bounty hunter; that character, Geno Harrogate, appears in his novel about a voluntarily impoverished fisherman, Suttree. Haunting creations of this man include a monstrou
One of this author's most fearsome villains wields a rifle inscribed with the phrase "Et in Arcadia Ego." This author wrote of a conscientious shower objector who supports his elaborate tunneling under Knoxville by becoming a bat bounty hunter; that character, Geno Harrogate, appears in his novel about a voluntarily impoverished fisherman, Suttree. Haunting creations of this man include a monstrous, hulking albino, the child-murdering (*) Judge Holden. This author of the "Border Trilogy" and Blood Meridian titled a more recent work from a line in Yeats's "Sailing to Byzantium." For 10 points, name this author of No Country for Old Men.
One of this author's most fearsome villains wields a rifle inscribed with the phrase "Et in Arcadia Ego.
Cormac McCarthy